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What if the most human parts of user behaviour don’t show up in the data? This article explores what pauses, silences, and gestures can teach us, and how analogue methods help us notice what digital tools often miss....

Why does the call for rigour so often collapse into a checklist? Triangulation promises rigour. But too often, it delivers repetition. Researchers reach for it not to surface contradiction, but to secure consensus, three methods, three data types, one tidy insight. It becomes less a practice of inquiry than a form of pre-emption: anticipate critique by outnumbering it. This article explores what...

Simple and Intuitive Use. A screen reader user encounters a blank button. There’s no error — only the sense that something is missing, and it might be them....